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Supplier: ELANTAS North America LLC
Description: enamel, impregnating resins, potting compounds, casting resins, conformal coatings, adhesives, and specialty epoxy products used in hi-temp applications used for a number of electrical, industrial, automotive, aerospace and civil applications.
- Use Temperature: 356 F
- Thermal Conductivity: 0.7 to 0.8 W/m-K
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 75 to 97.22222222222221 µin/in-F
- Dielectric Strength: 440 kV/in
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Supplier: Henkel Corporation - Industrial
Description: LOCTITE STYCAST US 0138, Urethane, Potting and Encapsulating, Extended polybutadiene/MDI base Sealant LOCTITE® STYCAST US 0138 is an extended polybutadiene/MDI base encapsulant/sealant formulated for potting electronics or devices for protection against environmental hazards. It
- Viscosity: 90 cP
- Thermal Conductivity: 0.56 W/m-K
- Chemical System: Polyurethane (PU, PUR)
- Cure / Technology: Two Component System
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Supplier: Chi Mei Corporation
Description: excellent elastic restoring force, processing flowability, weather resistance, and can be injection molded similar to that of thermoplastics. It can be widely applied for shoe soles, toys, asphalt modifications, mechanical products, plastic modification agents, and adhesive agents.
- Melt Flow Index (MFI): 8 g / 10 minutes
- Features: Elastomer / Rubber, Styrene Copolymer (SBR, etc.), Thermoplastic / TPE
- Type: Molding Resin
- Chemical System: Polybutadiene
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Supplier: Henkel Corporation - Electronics
Description: HYSOL US1150 is an extended polybutadiene/MDI base, mineral filled, medium hardness, ambient cure urethane encapsulant/sealant. This material can be used for potting electronics or devices for protection against environmental hazards. It exhibits very little hardness increase when cooled to
- Viscosity: 3,500 cP
- Use Temperature: -85 to 257 F
- Thermal Conductivity: 0.486 W/m-K
- Industry: Electronics (PCB / SMT Assembly)
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Electrophysiological and Behavioral Evidence for a Sex Pheromone in the Wasp Bephratelloides pomorum
Traps were made of waterproof paper (20 X 20 cm) coated on both sides with adhesive poly- butadiene .
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Attractant pheromone for male rice bug,Leptocorisa chinensis : Semiochemicals produced by both male and female
Newly developed sticky traps (20 x 20 cm) were made of waterproof paper coated on both sides with adhesive polybutadiene .
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The role of diffusion phenomena in polymer‐to‐polymer adhesion
It was established that the increase of butadiene in 1-2 position in the molecule of polybutadiene makes adhesion ~ o r s e .
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Failure mechanism of phosphated adhesively bonded hot‐dipped galvanized steel: a small‐area XPS study
A polybutadiene sealant adhe- sive (Evode M33) was used and the glue line thickness was set at 250 µm using glass ballotini during fabrication.
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Rubber-modified polymer composites
For example, poly- butadiene rubber adheres poorly to a styrene-acrylo- nitrile copolymer, while a nitrile rubber adheres well to the above copolymer.
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Effect of interfacial chemical bonding on the strength of adhesion of glass–polybutadiene joints
In their work, bonding to the substrate (aglass surface treated with varying amounts of vinyltriethoxysilane) and crosslinkingof the adhesive ( polybutadiene )were carried out simultaneously during a peroxide cure of the adhesive.
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Nonreinforcing filler–elastomer systems. I. Experiments based on model systems
to improve adhesion of polybutadiene .
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Resorcinol
By comparing it to vinyl pyridine and chlorosulfonated polyethylene lattices based RFL adhesives , polybutadiene based RFL had shown enhanced adhesion, and can be seen in Table 6.38.
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Latex film performance of styrene–acrylic particles functionalized with acrylic acid
It has been reported that the addition of carboxylic acid sticker groups abruptly enhances the adhesion of polybuta- diene to aluminum.22 Therefore, the saturation of the particle surface with carboxylic groups improves the adhesion of the latex film to the metallic …
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Dynamic behavior of polymer surface and the time dependence of contact angle
For example, adhesion of polybutadiene responds tem- perature stimuli[7] ; some polymer surface structures change with contact medium investigated by SFG[8] .
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